Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1887-02-03

Washington Post: The whole State OF
Minnesota has enjoyed marvellous growth,
having grown more than 80 per cent siaea
1880, and the assessniArt of srsaf ed ;itr
having ,ueressed more than 50 her eeaE
This indicates that the population of
Minnesota viii be nearly 2,GO0. 600 in
1880. and of this number. ST.; Paul and
Minneapolis will sontain mone than 4oGoi
900 people, be immigrants of the North,
Stal. state are largely the, ,ipdatrioss!i
thrifty, patient, obeaient SeaHdiRayiaas
Al the sesona stormine OF the Sc Padls
Ice Palace on the 9th there were rs. 900
peofle in the grounds, while more than
100000 viewed the scene at distance.
st. Paul never held SO many people before.
President AID Mrs. piaE OF Msxitd haES
promised to be for time the guests OF
Nine. Patti-NicoliEi when they go To Eu-
rope a couple OF years hence. l.-.,..f,,
II Is expected that as a result OF, the.
McGiynh affair. the pope win address an
e1cyciieal letter to the Catholics Of Amerir.
ca on the attitude Of Catholicism tSwSr.l
the rising tide Of denf6eraey.
Tie president vetoed the bill granting a
pension 70 Benjamin 0bediah- He says
The bill directs that the Beneficiary be
placed upon the pension rolls subject to
the provisions and Limitations sof'the peht
sion iaNs.a In'July. 1886. the person narn--
ed in this bill w.sSs placed upon the pension.
roll at a rate determined upon by the peh-'
sion bureau. pursuant e the pro Visions oil
the pension laws, and it is entirely certain
that the special act now presented to, me
would give tina claimant no nes rights or
additional benefits.
Tho xestry1 Of Rock Creek parish have
rendered 10 Mrs Logan p choice % fstihsl
place OF burial Of shs remains of,iier lsts
husband, now in beautiful SiIuls ia- RoeS
Creek eenletry The cemetery IL separa ted
nom the soldiers home by the Rock Greek
church road and is very attractive
place. -
The sefeeti6n, for members If the folEe-
thing were held on the 2Sth Throughout
Dendsark. Most OF the forntir Deputies
we're reelected The result IA twenty two
districts is uneertain. The party oftfls
Right gained two seats. anu G@peuh sgen
returnsdL o Right deputy from every diris.'
ion excepting one. where the yetss have
not yet been counted. The two spcislists
returned at the last election wers. dsieatadl
All the ministers seeking re-eisetion vera
successful.
/; The opinion OF Dr. Quinby OF Miuneapo
lis is pps esleusa ed;tS enSopF ass thoSe
pugilists who ARE ambitious TO beat SuTif
van. LIE, uOct0r. e<flfsSseS lsat3 ! uiliu q
that.tIe champions left arm y III Be strong,
er than ever in another month or So -.
Senator Mcmillan offered ar, ammsnd-
ment to. the sundIy civil bid making
an appropriation Of $4,000 Tor an extern
| sion OF the Officers quarters and barracks
at Fort Smelling. ...-,f.s,W 80 j,
Hon. W. D, WashburR Of Minneapolis
and Representative Gilfiian, Appeared be-
fore the senate committee on eommerre in,
favor 81 the bill authorizing the sohstruc
ton Of bridge across tbs Saalt ste. Marie
river for the Minneapolis. Sautt Ste. Marie
& Atlantic which Is to connect at that
| point with the Canadian Pacific. and form
through line IRON the Mississippi to the
| Atlantic - sEE,Sb$ - ss-si
The pair Of spurs worn by Fred Archer
| when he rode Ormonde ia his last race at
| Newmatke together with The saddle used
on TINT oeeasion, says che London World,
have beea sent to the prince Of Wales by
| the executors, in compliance with a wish
| expressed by his royal highness to have
them in bis passsssihn-i.s5f s:s'a III I'LL
The Pnrhsfifts uerhbsrs OF parliament
reelected Parnell chairman OF the Irish
parlialpsntaTys paFty and 1Jnstih AcCar.
thy vice president. Parnell has drafted
an amendment to tbs address in reply TO
the spesch IRON the throne. raising the
AgraEisa .eassslon 10 . gsasFal ioFu, ...s
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